"The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa."

Bully Boy Bush made it in the January 2003 State Of The Union speech.

It wasn't true.

But he made the claim.

And many outlets reported the claim as fact.

Few outlets offer the truth Global Research does. Today, they feature a report/timeline by Harmeet Sooden on War Crimes in Iraq which includes:11 March 2015 –An ABC News investigation into Iraqi units known as the ‘dirty brigades’ uncoversphotographic evidence of
“Iraq’s most elite units and militia members massacring civilians,
torturing and executing prisoners, and displaying severed heads”. For
example, a “photo posted in September [2014] showed the severed head of
[an] alleged ISIS fighter lashed to the grill of a U.S.-donated Humvee
bearing an Iraqi Army license plate” and a “second related photo
surfaced of what appeared to be an Iraqi Army soldier holding up the
same severed head next to the gun truck.” In a video circulating in
January 2015, “[f]ighters who appear to be a mix of militia and
army…take pictures of a captured teenaged boy who appears terrified” and
“shoot him to death”. Both Amnesty International and Human Rights
Watch review the
“graphic evidence of Iraqi government forces committing torture,
summarily executing civilians – including children – and even beheading
captives.”13 March 2015 – A UN report concludes
that, throughout the summer of 2014, pro-government militias and the
popular mobilisation forces (PMF) “seem[ed] to operate with total
impunity, leaving a trail of death and destruction in their wake.”18 March 2015 – Human Rights Watch releases a report and media statement with
evidence of “[m]ilitias, volunteer fighters, and Iraqi security forces
engaged in deliberate destruction of civilian property after these
forces, following US and Iraqi air strikes, forced the retreat of [ISIS]
from the town of Amerli and surrounding areas in early September 2014”
and displaced thousands.19 March 2015 – Physicians for Social Responsibility releases a report attributing the deaths of up to one million Iraqis to the Iraq War (between 2003 and 2012).28 March 2015 – An article in
Foreign Policy argues the US-led coalition is effectively providing air
cover for ethnic cleansing for government-backed militias.

3 April 2015 – Amnesty International begins investigating reports of
“widespread human rights abuses” by government-backed militias during
and after the re-capture of the Tikrit area, including “reports that
scores of residents have been seized early last month and not heard of
since, and that residents’ homes and businesses have been blown up or
burned down after having been looted by militias”, and “summary
executions of men who may or may not have been involved in combat but
who were killed after having been captured”.4 April 2015 – Reuters correspondents witness “a
convoy of Shi’ite paramilitary fighters – the government’s partners in
liberating the city – drag a corpse through the streets behind their
car.” They also witness “two federal policemen…[u]rged on by a furious
mob, [who] took out knives and repeatedly stabbed the man in the neck
and slit his throat” in an apparent attempt to behead him, and then
“fastened [a cable] to the dead man’s feet and dangled him from the
pole.” Official sources told Reuters that “dozens of homes had been
torched in the city” and “they had witnessed the looting of stores by
Shi’ite militiamen.”

11 April 2015 – The Baghdad bureau chief for Reuters, Ned Parker, leaves Iraq
after he was threatened on Facebook and denounced by a Shi’ite
paramilitary group’s satellite news channel in reaction to a Reuters
report that detailed lynching and looting in Tikrit. Parker is a 12-year
veteran of Iraq war coverage. A media advocacy group, Committee to
Protect Journalists, says that at least 15 journalists have been killed
in Iraq since the beginning of 2013.

12 April 2015 – The Wall Street Journal interviews several Iraqi soldiers being trained at Taji Military Complex, who openly say “they actively served on their days off with Shiite militia – some of them…still listed by the U.S. as terrorist groups.”

Lastly, anyone remember Hillary Clinton and Iraq?

Specifically, her inability for years and years to apologize for her vote for the war.

Then, when campaigning in 2007, and pressed, she got hostile and rude.

So, this go round, she tries to say she's already covered it in the ghost-written book that didn't sell.

Isn't that a lot like her e-mail scandal currently?

She refuses to apologize.

Pride really is her downfall, isn't it?

She's too damn stupid to just offer an apology and move on.

She's just too damn stupid (which also explains her vote for the Iraq War).

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